In this entry, we head to the Amazon Village. Unfortunately, the Amazons were waiting for us, and it takes a certain someone to show up and rescue us. From here, we have no choice but to save Princess Azura.
Head to Trader Bob's store and pick up the record now that you have a ton of money. You'll need it later. If you look at it, you'll find out it is called "Great German Composers - Elevator Muzak Collection."
From here, it's time to head to the Amazon fortress, and since you got there the hard way, you can skip to it at the pinnacle. Use the buttons on the stone panel, and you'll trip a snare trap and be placed in a dungeon by one of the Amazons.
Here, there are a few guys that you can talk to. The tired prisoner is Ernest Wilkins, who is not in any hurry to escape after looking for the Amazons for years. He'll also tell you about Bert, the guy with the puppets. From here, you can talk to Bertrand Smith, the bedraggled prisoner. By talking to him, you'll find out that you are in the Amazon's dungeon and that the Amazons need outside males to maintain their population. If you ask him about the puppets and complement the one with a stick, it will start an argument between what the puppet is holding - a stick or a baseball bat - before Bertrand tries to give the puppet to Joe King, who doesn't want it. Joe King takes it to satisfy Bertrand, leading Ernest and Bertrand to stop speaking to each other when Ernest doesn't get the puppet like he wants. (What have I, what have I, what have I done to deserve this.)
Suddenly, Faye Russell shows up and gets Joe's attention. As it turns out, she has gotten help from the Amazon women, who have fed and sheltered her. From here, you can go through some dialogue options, where you'll find out that this is a real Amazon village, and that you'll have to apologize to Faye Russell for the trouble you've concerned (pick the last option for both). You'll then find out that the leader of the Amazons wants to see you, and Faye will take you to her. Just go up the stairs when she lets you out.
From here, you'll meet the head of the Royal Amazon Guard, who tells you that their princess is in grave danger that she may be held at the Floda, Inc. camp. Joe King, having already starting getting to work on it, heads out. From here, you'll be at the Amazon village. You can try to talk to the people here, but they do not provide much in terms of information, and not even the woman bathing (who is the Royal Engineer) gives any useful information.
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